Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-22

oy AthcE NAttiRt, II ~ CLOCK.
A lot of stall-fed cattle and sheep,
of their own fe-ding, just received
from Elsa Creek, by James & Har-
ringtoh.
Settle between now and March LIST, or
I will place all accounts In the hands Of
Kiugsbury 4 McGowan, for collection.
Feb. 8, 1887. E. H. HENDKlCK.
A party Of several families is COM
ing from Southern Ohio, early this
spring, to settle on Camas Prairie near
Soldier. A frst-class blacksmith will
be with the party.
Murray VIM returned to-day from
histour of inspection to Washington
Territory, Occur d'Alene, and else
where Guess the Wood River coun-
try is as good as any.
Our large Illustrated Catalogue for
Spring aud Summer, 1887, is now in
the publishers hands. We shall com.
mence distributing about March LIST.
Mailed free Send in your names.
huuTcSS., ANCu AAouSC AIduc oihoiI,
Sacramento, Cal. feS-5w
County Commissioner Gillette came
down from ketchum to day, to
have = special meeting of the Board
called for Thursday, March 10, 1887,
in order to make arrangem, nts for
negotiating the funding of the out.
standing Indebtedness of the county.
This was Wsshington's Birthday,
but only two flags were up in town
that of Father Nattini and that of the
United States Land Office. Itlooked
AS if few persons knew Of the holiday,
besides the public school children, the
bank employees and the public officials
No train came in to-day. The
regular train was three hours late III
reaching Bellevue and left for HALEY
but was compelled to return to Sho.
shone owing to the presence Of dr,f,ed
snow on the track. The snow plo "
will doubtless precede the train to-
morrow.
Basil Constantine has gone to Sar
Francisco to purchase complete outti
for a frst-class steam laundry to bs
established IN this city. The building
has Just about been completed; /
stands on Main street, about 100 fee
south OF Kohlepp's brewery, on tn
same side of the street.
Pierce Dorgan left yesterday wit
his wife for Connecticut, where h
will leave her with his mother unit
her health improves. He will re,ur
here ut once, in order to be present q
the accounting between himself all
James McCarter, which will take plac
some time next month, before l. n
Sullivan, referee.
C. w. Moore and Joe Oldham ha
quiet laugh over a paragraph in tn
HALEY TINES which represente
them as having had u quarrel over til
division question. No such scene OF
Cured between them. They are Pc,
sonsi friends, but took opposite side
on division, which it was their priv
lege to do.-Boise Democrat.
Charles Hammer came in yesterds
from Salem, Oregon, where he speI
the past year. He says that, AS
rained about all the time lie was tn r
he concluded 20 come back to cou'
try where they had dry spell
weather, once in while. He HI
como to stay. Quite number of re
id-n,s of Salem and vicinity in I'd
come here in the spring.
! If there is one thing that our stool
men despise more than another, it
the truck heretofore brought from n
braska by rail, and cold here at fan,
, prices for hay. 1t consists of cat.tail
flags, and wire grass cut from Il
sloughs along the river bottoms,
Il cost Of about 81 ton, and sold he
for $50 and $25. This shay" is CO
temptuously referred to here as SCI
raising, because the more an OK q
of it the bigger he swelled.
George Lingo aud James Smi'
aged respectively IL and ID yea
were brought up from Shoshone, y
terday, and arraigned before the Fl
bate Judge, on a charge of steali
coal from the railway company's bi
ne at Shoshone. Judge Lennon bavi
ascertained that the value of the c.
or stolen did not exceed 81. fined
boys Fl each, in order to give then
at lesson; and, deeming that that OBJ
had already been attained by bril-
at ing the lads here in custody, remit,
the fine.